POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Looks like I'll be getting a new transmission next week. Should I just drive the car as I would normally or is there a special break-in procedure that I should follow??
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YOUR RESEARCHBreak-in procedure for new tranny
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POST 2Original post
I'm curious about this, too -- did you get any information about this?
POST 3Original post
Warm it up and you are good to go.
POST 4Original post
How long ago was the operation?
POST 5Original post
I heard this one on Elisetalk. "Don't ever force a tranny to do something it doesn't want to do. This works with your car, and on the streets of San Francisco.", BrendanDolan
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yep....... pretty much what I did...........
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